The Famous Diamond Jubilee Queen Cake Sculpture


25 May 2012

The famous Diamond Jubilee Queen Cake, which appeared with Holly and Phil on
ITV This Morning, The Graham Norton Show and the Ideal Home Exhibition, has
finally come to rest in its home town of Sydenham, London. It can be seen in
our fabulous cake showroom.

The news is that The Cake Store has since been invited to create an amazing
display of cakes in Harrods Knightsbridge store window to commemorate The
Queens Diamond Jubilee.

We have also just launched a brand new, amazing website, with over 900
celebration cakes that can be personalised to suit any occasion. We have
some wonderful ideas for street party cakes.
Being a small business, with a very enthusiastic team, please help us by
reviewing our new website and helping us let people know…..I’m afraid we can
only afford to pay for generous write-ups in cake!

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